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Hey Diddle Diddle

2011-12-22T21:42:00.002Z

I was asked by Wonky Films to develop an illustration style for a pitch they were developing for CBeebies. The job was to design & animate a series of 10 nursery rhymes in a fun and interesting way, aimed at pre-school children.

I was briefed to produce a couple of sample illustrations to depict a nursery rhyme ( I'm sure you can guess which one) - this is what I came up with. A land/space-scape of abstract letters, with simple 'cut-out'characters.

Unfortunately we didn't win the pitch this time. Shame... would've been a fun project!

Screen Printing

2011-10-27T21:03:00.000+01:00

I've had a brilliant day today - the first proper screen printing I've done since college!

Having recently joined Drawn in Bristol a new illustration initiative/collective - Amongst other benefits, I now have access to some great screen printing facilities at the shared studio space in Stokes Croft.

The racing pigeon is an image I came up with a while ago, but thought I would adapt slightly to work as a 2 colour screen print. The print will form part of a collection of work I am putting together to sell at the Drawn in Bristol Pop-Up shop which will open it's doors very soon.

First colour down!:

Second colour:

Close up on the finished image:

And of course there were a few practice runs and registration issues... these are fun in their own way!

Super-G Returns!

2011-10-27T19:43:00.002+01:00

Having spent 12 weeks over the summer moving in and around St Nic's Market, Bristol as part of the Wow!Gorillas project (read down for more information on the project and progress pictures) - At the end of September Super G was sold, along with 59 other gorilla sculptures at a charity auction to raise awareness and money for Bristol Zoo's conservation projects and Bristol Children's Hospital. From the combined sales of all the gorillas the auction raised an amazing £427,000 for the charities.

Super G was actually bought by a trio of partners: St Nicholas Market traders, Destination Bristol and Bristol City Council, and this week has returned to the foyer entrance of the Exchange Market on Corn Street. The partners' intention is that Super G should remain visible to the public as part of the Wow!Gorillas legacy- he is currently back at his 'spiritual home' of St Nic's, but in the coming months Super G may well become a roving ambassador for Bristol and visit other parts of the city centre.

Paul Sawyer, one of the original traders to sponsor Super G commented "Throughout the summer Super G was super fun. Shoppers loved his bright, colourful presence and he became the market's mascot. We are all delighted to have Super G back!"

Super G - in location

2011-07-05T09:42:00.000+01:00

Here is my gorilla "Super G" in position at St Nick's market!

High up on top of one of the stalls in the covered market is his first placing, though I believe he will be moving around within the market over the next 10 weeks to link in with weekly competitions to win £50 shopping vouchers.

Read down for previous postings to find out more about the Wow! Gorillas project and progress pictures of Super G in the making.

Also a map is available showing the locations of all 60 Wow! Gorillas... download it here

Gorilla Watch: Update #3 The Completion

2011-06-06T21:25:00.001+01:00

Brilliant day today.

Having done 3 coats of matte varnish at intervals over the last week or so, I was finally able to collect the skis from being cast, and get them fixed onto Super G - Downhill Racer

Slightly un-dignified, pre ski-fit:

and then back on his feet, complete with skis...

The skis were cast in resin with aluminium powder added to give them their super-shiny metallic look.

What an amazing project to be a part of. It has been great fun, a steep learning curve and pretty stressful at times, but I'm really pleased with the outcome which is very very close to the original design. To re-cap my concept which I submitted in January this year:

"Super G is King of the mountains and big hills, a racing champion on the Alpine ski circuit. Off-season he gets his thrills where he can, and for whatever reason this summer he finds himself in Bristol. From the top: Blackboy Hill/Whiteladies Road/Park Street is an exhilerating walk in the park for this downhill supremo... WATCH HIM GO...!"

From the 4th of July this is one of around 60 gorilla sculptures which will be placed around Bristol for 10 weeks as part of the Zoo's 175 year anniversary celebrations and to raise awareness of their conservation projects. Super-G has been sponsored by Bristol City Council, specifically St Nick's Market, which is where he will be sited for the duration of the event.

For further information on Wow!Gorillas and to see some of the other Gorillas that have been produced have a look at the Wow! Gorillas facebook page...

Huge thanks go to Alec Walker, and Lisa & Mark of Plenderleith Scantlebury (www.plenderleithscantlebury.com) for their advice & assistance in the making and casting of the skis. Also to Joe Allotey, the Maintenance Manager at Bristol Zoo for coming along to fit them for me.

Gorilla Watch: Update #2

2011-05-29T21:23:00.000+01:00

The painting is finished now, I just have to do a few coats of varnish, and the small matter of fitting him with some skis...

here are some photos of the nearly finished Super G...

I had a really good day on friday and painted on all the logo/stitch details etc.

And now have applied a first undercoat of varnish, a spray coat of clear Plasti-kote to seal the paint before applying the final UV acrylic varnish. That's the plan anyway...

I'm pretty pleased with the way his face turned out - opted for a grey, old man alpine look, rather than the traditional gorilla black. Has to be said that his eyes have a certain concentrated stare.

though it has been said he looks like he's been out on the piste... ha!

It's been a journey, been fun, but will be glad when he's finished. next week the skis...

Gorilla Watch: Update #1

2011-05-22T16:58:00.001+01:00

Having been commissioned to do a Gorilla for the Wow!Gorillas project (see earlier post to find out what it's all about) I am really pleased to have now started painting it.

My Gorilla is called 'Super-G' - Downhill Racer. here are my designs, which i'm excited to now be implementing...

My first sighting of the gorillas at the communal painting space, all wrapped up...

My first task was to make some templates for the skis. I'm having some help with making these, they will be cast in resin, and given a metallic finish.

Then to sketch the design on the gorilla, which was trickier than i had imagined, transferring a 2d design to a 3d and very curvy shape.

<< And the first paint colour goes on.

<< First bit of blue

And this is as far as I've got. Am pleased with how it's looking, but going to need a second coat to make sure there's no white or pencil lines showing through.

Have decided to keep his face a bit paler than in the original design so it will feel a bit more alpine and snowy. this is just the first colour, obviously needs some building up..

...just a little bit scary without any eyes!

Will post up more pictures to chart progress as it happens.

Skull logo

2011-05-12T14:35:00.000+01:00

This is a design i did recently for a new kids brand. Wasn't quite what the client was after, i still like it...

Oh GOSH Project - Catchin'Stars!

2011-04-26T22:44:00.000+01:00

This is my submission for the Oh GOSH project and is titled Catchin' Stars.

The project has been organised by Jason Smith (aka Armadilloboy) to raise money for Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital through the creation of a colouring book and colouring-in posters.

The brief was to create an illustration involving humans and animals doing fun stuff together, but the image had to be drawn using shapes only. This image will be printed up as an A3 colouring poster and will be available to buy along with the colouring book and range of other posters created by a bunch of great established and up-coming illustrators.

Find out more here: www.ohgoshproject.com

WOW!Gorillas

2011-03-28T22:12:00.002+01:00

I was very excited to hear last week that the design I had submitted to the Wow!Gorillas event had been commissioned.

For 10 weeks in the summer this year, around 50 life-size gorilla sculptures will inhabit the streets of Bristol, showcasing the wealth of artistic talent in the area, while highlighting the significant conservation threat facing wild gorillas and how the Bristol business community can make a difference. The event also coincides with the 175 year celebrations of Bristol Zoo.

The brief was simply to take a blank, white 5ft tall gorilla sculpture and produce a design of how you would decorate it.

My gorilla is "Super G - Downhill Racer"

Watch this space to see his progress, can't wait to start on the actual sculpture!

Zion

2011-03-28T21:56:00.001+01:00

Zion Methodist church in Bedminster Down, Bristol closed down a couple of years ago, due to a dwindling congregation. The building is now being reclaimed as a public space - cafe, library, art-space and live music venue... in addition to housing the shop of new owner - Retro Collectables - to display a huge range of (as the name suggests ) Retro collectables.

I was asked to illustrate a banner for the new website, which is currently under construction. Above is what i came up with... I look forward to seeing the space open, and watching how it evolves, sounds like an exciting prospect!

Dinosaurus - Shadow Screen

2010-11-15T22:58:00.000Z

This was my submission for an opportunity found via Central Station. The brief was from Paul Kerlaff: to create a black and white pattern which could be cut from sheet form to make one of their Shadow Screens.

I created my design with the specific purpose of a screen which could be used to define/conceal a child's playspace.

Alas, my submission was unsuccessful - with feedback that the design would perhaps be more suited to print than cut sheet form. lines too thin i guess...

oh well, was fun drawing the dinosaurs......

Landlord Expo

2010-11-15T22:35:00.000Z

I created this street scene for Point Creative for use on some promotional materials/literature they are producing for the Landlords Expo 2011 - the South-west's largest exhibition aimed specifically at landlords.

The image was hand drawn, scanned and converted to vector artwork, then coloured in Illustrator.

Law & Company Website

2010-10-19T11:43:00.000+01:00

I recently designed the new website for Law & Company Decorative Living - an inspirational, lifestyle boutique in the Cotswold town of Stow on the Wold.

For the new online boutique I developed an ornately hand-drawn style with gilt-edge framing details and decorative wallpaper to create a feel which is very in-keeping with the ultra-feminine emporium, and which works alongside the existing logo.

Have a look! ... www.lawandcompany.com

The website was developed by Laura James at Kinetic Pulse, and the project was managed by Alex Astell at Manage My Website

Background Illustrations

2010-09-27T22:30:00.000+01:00

A couple of background images I made with a low-tech feel for Shadow Industries, and a proposal they're putting together for CBBC.

A fun and exciting project - am hoping it gets off the ground!

JDRF illustrations

2010-09-27T22:20:00.000+01:00

I was recently asked by Point Creative to work on a series of illustrations for JDRF ( Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) and specifically a campaiging guide they were producing for the client.

This illustration of the Houses of Parliament is one of five illustrations i created to appear in the guide.

Intransit Man

2010-09-27T22:00:00.000+01:00

Superhero character created for Intransit - a removals & storage company.

Specifically designed to sit along side the existing brand. I believe he is going to be appearing on the back of all their removal lorries soon - so look out for him!

Thinking Caps Exhibition

2010-09-12T20:30:00.001+01:00

Thinking Caps is an exhibition of custom cycle caps that just opened at the Howies store in Bristol to coincide with The Bristol Bike Festival. It runs alongside a whole collection of other cool bike related artwork, until September 26th.

Pictured above is my contribution to the show, titled Freeridin' Treeridin' (modelled by the lovely teresa!), and a selection of other caps from various artists & illustrators - together they're a really fun collection - pop in for a look if you're passing...

Papa-Charlie

2010-08-31T13:38:00.001+01:00

This is a quick sketch i did for the European Panda Project - he's called Papa-Charlie.

The project was started by Joel Millerchip and Chris Nunn - basically a flikr group of European Pandas, any medium, just have to be black and white.

See more here...

Whole Nine Yards - Business cards

2010-08-31T13:32:00.001+01:00

These are some business cards I've just designed and had printed for Whole Nine Yards - a client I did quite a lot of illustration work for a while back.

another nice print job from Ripe Digital.

Thinking Caps

2010-07-29T12:48:00.004+01:00

'Thinking Caps' is an exhibition of up to 100 classic cycling caps - each of a bespoke design submitted by artists and designers. The caps will be exhibited in Howies (Bristol) gallery space throughout the Bristol Bike Festival (11th - 26th September).

These are the 2 side panels of my cap, which i created using a combination of pens and sewing machine. I had great fun making it and think it is a technique i will be re-visiting for future projects.

Find out more about the Thinking Caps project here

Animals

2010-07-29T12:18:00.003+01:00

These are some animals i was asked to create for a potential new job... you know, for kids.

Colonel Windpipe's Musical Brigade

2010-07-08T13:13:00.001+01:00

Meet Lieutenant Tristram de Bonneville.

This is my contribution to a fun illustration project, and brainchild of uberkraaft and Lesley Barnes.

Illustrators are invited to submit characters to join their merry, magical marching band, which will eventually be put together as one huge print to be sold for charity.

Find out more about the project here:

http://colonelwindpipe.blogspot.com

http://www.flickr.com/groups/colonelwindpipe

Yoga Icons

2010-07-06T13:26:00.000+01:00

These are a set of icons I created for Gravity, and a 'yoga-based holidays' client of theirs.

Illustration Rally

2010-07-06T13:18:00.002+01:00

This was my contribution to the current Illustration Rally based on European Countries.

By the power of a lottery, I was allotted Azerbaijan - a country i knew very little, if anything about.

With some research, I found that in Azerbaijan there is a old tradition of fire-jumping to rid yourself of hardship. That and oil, farming, carpet- making and general political unrest...!

Ink-Dot Exhibition

2010-07-06T13:06:00.002+01:00

The Ink-dot "Escape" show which opened on 17th June still has a few days to go (until 11th july) at the Howies store in Bristol.

... so if you're passing, pop in to see mine and 31 other artists' responses to the brief "Escape" using the set palette of 6 colours.

A really great bunch of work. Go see!

For more details visit www.ink-dot.co.uk

Racing Pigeon Wallpaper

2010-06-10T09:51:00.000+01:00

I've just created a new pattern for Repeat-x Repeat-y. It is available to download for free, along with loads of other fun patterns from a whole host of great designers/illustrators/artists. Go see!

Super Fly Freedom Fighter

2010-06-03T16:11:00.002+01:00

This is my submission for Kerouac's Dog, a soon-to-launch independent quarterly magazine for new writing, design, photography, fashion and creativity on general. The theme for the first issue is 'Freedom'.

The image turned out with a bit more of a sinister feel than my usual stuff. Not sure why. The sun's out and i really enjoyed doing it... just got the pens out and that's what happened. I guess freedom fighters aren't exactly chirpy..!

Monochrome was a stipulation, as the mag's going to be printed purely in black & white.

Toe Fluff

2010-05-27T21:12:00.001+01:00

This is my character for Steve Rack's Toe Fluff exhibition project.

Given a template for the basic shape of the Toe Fluff character, artists are asked to 'customise', just get creative and do whatever...

More about the project and all the other submissions can be seen at www.toefluff.co.uk

Rosie's Armoire - online shop goes live

2010-05-18T17:03:00.006+01:00

Rosie's Armoire is the online haven for a collection of hand-printed textiles, home accessories and gifts that are inspired by a family history of collecting and hoarding vintage linens, buttons, ephemera and old photographs.

I have designed and illustrated the new website, in a style which is very in-keeping with the products themselves, complete with hand-stitching and an array of found buttons!

The website has been built by web developer Laura James at Kinetic Pulse, using Big Cartel.

Happy Journey Collective

2010-05-09T14:11:00.000+01:00

The Happy Journey Collective is a fun project i heard about recently on Twitter - the idea being to showcase an ongoing selection of coffin artworks from artists and illustrators around the world.

Submissions are currently being invited, with just a template for the shape of the coffin given, and the brief... do whatever!

Thought I'd have a go. this is what i came up with.

Crash and burn? or number 07 flies you straight to heaven...

Robo-Knit

2010-05-02T18:33:00.004+01:00

These are a couple of pattern tiles I created for Repeat-x, Repeat-y - a site which shows a collection of amazing patterns from a whole heap of designers, illustrators and artists. The tiles can be downloaded free, for use as desktop wallpaper or whatever... go check 'em out!

Escape

2010-04-27T21:45:00.003+01:00

This is my submission for the forthcoming Ink-dot exhibition, which opens on 17th June in the upstairs gallery space at the Howies store on Queens Road, Bristol.

As with the previous Ink-dot shows, the idea is to show off the best design and illustration talent working and creating in Bristol.

The title and brief is 'Escape', artists are invited to submit work on this theme, sticking within a set colour palette of 6 colours, plus black and white.

Wouldn't it be great if instant escape was available at the mere press of a key......

Deadly is the Female

2010-04-15T12:53:00.002+01:00

Slightly different theme and style for me... I was asked to work on a logo for a boutique selling everything a Pin Up could need... vintage style fashion, lingerie and accessories.

The new online boutique is currently under construction and will go live soon.

The dog belongs to the owner of the shop - he is a Hairless Chinese Crested called Gomez.

Bounce...

2010-04-15T12:38:00.000+01:00

A set of 3 characters I designed for Gravity - a supremely creative, Bristol-based agency - who were working on some packaging options for a new brand of superfoods. These were to make up an illustration-based solution, with a concept of fun, energy & vitality.

In the end, the client went with one of their other nicely designed options. Oh well, was still fun to work on...

Smart Playground

2010-03-25T09:13:00.003Z

My design for a collaborative art project inspired by Smart.

Watch this space!

People I've never met, conversations I've never had...

2010-03-19T14:10:00.001Z

This was my submission for an up-coming book from Nowbrow, on the theme "People I've never met, conversations I've never had". Artists/illustrators were invited to submit 2 images - 1 of a person you've never met and another of a conversation you've never had.

Amongst other things, I've never met a South American birdman (or any other nationality for that matter) and i've never spoken spanish to a houseplant.

Not surprisingly, from the masses of entries my work wasn't selected. It was still fun trying though, maybe next time....

All the other submissions can be seen here on flickr

Rosie's Armoire - Phase One

2010-03-03T21:24:00.003Z

Trading as Rosie's Armoire, designer/maker Helen Ashworth has created a collection of contemporary textiles inspired by the contents of a vintage armoire - assembled artwork and handmade items using a mix of stitch and print techniques. She has been exhibiting at trade shows and selling through various retail outlets but is soon to launch a new e-commerce site.

I was asked to design a new logo and business cards initially, and then carry this through to stickers which would be used for packaging, before moving on to design the website.

The business card uses the chosen logo, from a number of designs I created. The button icons are derived from a page of sketches i did initially, shown below.

bGorgeous website goes live!

2010-02-28T21:21:00.004Z

I have recently designed the website for bGorgeous - a new creative hair and make-up service based in the South West, offering professional styling for weddings and special occasions.

The site was built by Laura James, a brilliant Bath-based Web Developer.

The website can be viewed here www.bgorgeousmakeup.com

High 5

2010-02-02T13:53:00.003Z

bGorgeous website

2010-01-28T11:59:00.001Z

Sneaky peek of a website I'm designing for dianne jamieson who will soon be providing a new make-up and hair service under the name "b gorgeous"

I have also designed business cards in this delicate illustrative style.

One Colour WNY

2010-01-08T21:01:00.004Z

This is a one colour version of an illustration i'd done previously for the Whole Nine Yards new brand/website (see earlier posts).

Was a bit of an epic to re-draw as a single colour...!

Will be going on the back of hoodies and t-shirts at the end of the month..... nice.

Happy Christmas one and all!

2009-12-22T09:36:00.001Z

Creative Christmas Boom!

2009-12-03T15:24:00.001Z

My latest banner design for Creative Boom - this one is up now and for the rest of december...

check it out at www.creativeboom.co.uk

Whole Nine Yards - Website

2009-12-03T09:41:00.006Z

Following on from earlier posts, my illustration work is now live on the Whole Nine Yards website.

Whole Nine Yards Productions are a newly launched, multi-disciplinary production company specialising in live events. I was commissioned by Ben Price of WNY to work on illustrations for the home page and numerous page headers for their new website.

The website has been designed by Matt Clarke from Design Intellect.

A fun job to work on and I'm looking forward to doing more with Whole Nine Yards in the future.

Let It Snow

2009-12-01T17:38:00.006Z

A xmas card design I did a little while back, thought ok to post now it's december!

More Whole Nine Yards

2009-11-15T22:00:00.004Z

Having recently done an illustration for the front page of their new website (scroll down to see earlier post), Ben Price of Whole Nine Yards Productions commissioned me to do a further set of illustrations for use as headers on the website. I'm still working on them, but this is my favourite so far......

Baby's First Calendar - Website Goes Live!

2009-11-08T14:07:00.007Z

check it out at www.babysfirstcalendar.com

tells you all you need to know about this new product... and now available to buy online!

Sid the Spider - spreads

2009-10-25T20:12:00.008Z

A couple of sample spreads for a book project i was asked to work on.

Sid is a spider who doesn't like eating insects and eventually works out he's a vegetarian - he'd rather have a fly for a friend than as food!

The story has been written by Clare Millward and Boomerang PR are on the case trying to get it published...

Sid the Spider

2009-10-13T16:19:00.005+01:00

Initial image for a book project i'm just starting on about a vegetarian spider who would rather befriend flies than eat them!!

Baby's First Calendar

2009-10-04T21:27:00.014+01:00

Baby room thermometer, Calendar and Special keepsake all in one...

I have just completed the design and illustration work on this project, which is set to launch at The Baby Show, at Earls Court, 16-18 October.

Baby's First Calendar is an A1 size wall calendar for a baby's nursery, to record special moments of their first year. It comes with fun date and milestone stickers so that the calendar can be started at any time and incorporates a room thermometer as a key safety feature.

From my initial logo design which used the concept of an 'all-seeing owl', I developed a fun set of woodland characters to be featured on the calendar, stickers, packaging and website.

Baby's First Calendar is the brainchild of Danny Maddocks, who has set up a new company to produce and market the product.

Creative Boom!

2009-10-01T21:49:00.006+01:00

My banner design for Creative Boom is now live and online - for one week only!

check it out at www.creativeboom.co.uk. You'll see I'm featured in the Look Book too...

Whole Nine Yards

2009-09-29T22:36:00.006+01:00

This is an illustration I have just completed for Whole Nine Yards Productions - an event management company specialising in the delivery of major public events. The company's client base includes local authorities, organising committees and various festivals.

The challenge for me was to strike the right balance - city event, festival vibe and big stadium opening ceremony all rolled in to one!

The illustration will serve as the home page for the new company website.

K2 Brand Guide

2009-09-03T10:10:00.008+01:00

Just finished a couple of tweaks on some Brand Guidelines I did a couple of months ago.

BDH had me back on board to do the Guidelines for K2, an Italian cable channel whose brand/identity they have recently created. With an emphasis on action, adventure and mischievous fun, K2 is set to take kids to fantastic worlds where anything is possible. Pokemon and Power Rangers (amongst others) rule... !!!

Below are a couple of spreads from the Brand Guide.

space bike

2009-08-27T22:31:00.005+01:00

My boy seems to think his bike hat is a space helmet.

Go on... Pedal to the Moon...!

Quantify your love...........

2009-08-24T21:01:00.004+01:00

This is one of a number of illustrations I've done for a Bristol-based writer who's working on a book of his short stories/poems etc.

This one is for something that involved being phoned up by a market research company and questioned about how much you love your wife in relation to say.... broccoli (!)

Woodland Creatures

2009-08-13T22:08:00.006+01:00

Been having great fun doing this little set of characters... Can't say too much about what they're for, but watch this space!

Hand Job

2009-08-13T21:09:00.004+01:00

A set of 6 hand illustrations based on old-style woodcuts. Commissioned by Gravity Creative to be used in some visuals they're doing.

Bristol Neighbours

2009-08-02T20:26:00.005+01:00

This is an illustration I have recently completed, commissioned by Blended Creative for a website they are creating for the University of Bristol. The website is intended to encourage students to live nicely and be more considerate to their neighbours.

The street illustration basically acts as a portal which will animate and link through to pages on, for example, rubbish & recycling, crime prevention, transport and democracy...

The website is due to go live in September.

sketchbook

2009-07-02T20:28:00.004+01:00

Some initial concept designs for a music-based project I've been working on with Hello Charlie.

3 little piggies

2009-07-02T10:10:00.005+01:00

3 initial 'piggy bank' designs to form part of the identity of a new charity organisation. There will be a website which essentially allows users to donate small amounts of change to chosen charities.

The brand / identity / website are being developed by Reality House in Bath.

street scene

2009-07-02T10:05:00.002+01:00

Sample illustration style for a job that may or not happen, about living nicely in Bristol.

bGorgeous

2009-06-05T22:45:00.007+01:00

Logotype and illustration for a new make-up and hair service available for weddings, special occasions, private consultations and lessons.

This is the business card design.

Hero Ship

2009-05-26T20:55:00.004+01:00

A secret hideout, fashioned from junk they have collected... fully equipped with all the gadgets you would expect in a super-hero hangout, but with a home-made/low-tech feel. It can also fly...

Handmade Heroes in action!

2009-05-26T20:39:00.009+01:00

I'm currently working with Wonky to try and get these little Handmade Hero guys off the ground as an interactive/online thing or set of animations or something...

Just a couple of visuals...Ninja lollystick twirling, banana tree zippity-zipping and Poppi-Su uses the whisk attachment of her multi-tooli-dooli-boppers to mix the ingredients of a cake!

synchro-robo-guys

2009-04-30T17:00:00.003+01:00

no nose-clips required........

whooooaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!

2009-04-30T14:42:00.003+01:00

culinary bunny

2009-04-16T15:51:00.005+01:00

racing pigeons

2009-04-14T20:41:00.001+01:00

more handmade heroes...

2009-04-14T20:21:00.003+01:00

4 more to complete the set. Greeting card designs.

Handmade Heroes...

2009-04-01T21:08:00.002+01:00

Lovingly crafted from found fabrics and vector lines, these little super-beings are ready to take on the world...

The extent of their powers is not yet clear, but we do know they bring happiness to everyone who encounters them.

Self-initiated, character development.

The kids'll love 'em...!

up and running.....

2009-03-31T11:11:00.000+01:00

just testing new blog thing.............................